It was about the year 1514, and Nicolaus Copernicus introduced a theory that revolutionized the entire world – and in so doing, killed religion. Foreward Religion, of course, is not dead overall. But to perhaps the vast majority of westerners, religion is as good as dead. Since the foundational underpinnings of observational reality have been so twisted as to discredit the very fundamental principles of Creation by … read more
With Covid wrecking the world, the media causing mass fear and panic among the masses for a supposedly 98% recovery rate for an alleged deadly new illness, one might be terrified and believe the fearmonerging hype and end up getting injected with a permanent gene-modification medical experiment. The truth, however, is as shocking as the realization to many that evolution, the Big Bang, and most of modern … read more
For years I have been thinking, praying, and researching the truth about the Bible and about Christianity to get to the bottom of the problems that currently plague Christianity, lead people astray from genuine biblical teachings, and set a poor example to the outside world of what Christianity is supposed to be. Although there are some Christian denominations that follow Christianity to a decent degree, the truth … read more
It has been awhile since I’ve written about the plandemic. The last article discussed whether Covid was linked to the end time plagues of Revelation. The answer was no, as it does not line up with the events of Revelation. The Antichrist will first rise to power. Who is the Antichrist? Many have speculated, but it will likely be the Pope. Not necessarily the existing Pope, but … read more
It is common in today’s “scientific” establishments to claim that science and religion are completely opposite or diametrically opposing concepts. There are of course some differences between theology and science; but religion, especially Christianity, and even theology, and science, are all interconnected. God created the universe. God created science. Our entire world is based on the interconnectivity between the material and the spiritual (non-material) worlds. Without “religion”, … read more
Over the past weeks I have been reading a book called Influence Without Authority by Allan R. Cohen. The premise of the book is how to influence others when you do not have authority over them, such as an employee influencing a manager, or even two coworkers with equal position in the company. In both cases, one has needs and wants, but does not have the authority … read more
Jesus and his disciples were hungry one day on the Sabbath (Saturday), and they went about, as was customary, plucking ears of corn to eat them (Matthew 12:1). It was a normal tradition to do this, especially for the poor. The grain (corn as a grain) fields were available for people to go in and take some to eat if they were hungry. However, the Pharisees, as … read more
Church is not the building. What has your church done for the poor, needy, broken, hurting, homeless today? What do they do every single day? Is it enough? With the hundreds of thousands to million-dollar budgets that churches receive per month, what proportion goes to the community? What proportion goes to pay church salaries and rent for church buildings? There is no need for the church to … read more
Years ago I wrote about the seven conditions of salvation. I wrote six. Why? Because as this website was originally intended for a primarily Christian audience, I assumed the readers would know the seventh condition, which is the most important: Faith in Jesus Christ, the Son of God. Now, however, this website has grown and is getting a good number of views, some from a wider audience … read more
It’s amazing that today I saw a revelation from scripture, wisdom that can only come from God. I’ve read the verse a thousand times; perhaps more. Yet, I didn’t see with such clarity until now. I asked the question many times, but there was no answer, because no one knew. I contemplated for years whether sin could literally result in death, and that if a person did … read more
